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Sri Lanka, Cyclone Ditwah and India

Over 400 Indians Evacuated From Sri Lanka Following Cyclone Ditwah

At least 400 Indian nationals stranded at Colombo airport after severe weather linked to Cyclone Ditwah were flown back to India on Sunday, as evacuation efforts accelerated across Sri Lanka.

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Is it safe to travel to Sri Lanka during severe flooding?

Devdiscourse · 1d

India Rescues Nationals from Cyclone Chaos in Sri Lanka

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Death toll in Indonesia floods passes 500

The death toll in the floods which struck Indonesia last week has now climbed to more than 500, with rescue workers still battling to reach affected areas.

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Flooding recovery efforts underway in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand after more than 1,000 killed

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Death toll soars to over 1,000 in devastating floods as military deployed after two storms ravage 4 nations across Asia

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More than 400 killed in Indonesia flooding, officials say

The bad weather has hampered rescue operations, and while tens of thousands of people have been evacuated, hundreds are still stranded, the Indonesian disaster agency said.

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Deadly storms kill more than 700 across Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Thailand

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Floods and cyclonic storms across Asia leave over 700 dead and hundreds missing

1don MSN

India evacuates last batch of stranded citizens from Sri Lanka, intensifies relief efforts

India evacuates its final citizens from Sri Lanka while ramping up relief efforts for Cyclone Ditwah disaster victims.

Gulf Today

Over 60 Keralites among 300 Indian passengers stranded in Sri Lanka airport

More than 60 Keralites are among nearly 300 Indian passengers stranded at Sri Lanka’s Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo after Cyclone

The Pioneer

Ditwah: 400 stranded Indians evacuated from Sri Lanka

At least 400 Indian nationals stranded at the Colombo airport following the extreme weather conditions in cyclone-hit Sri Lanka, were sent back home on Sunday. Around 150 of them were sent back to Del

1don MSN

Cyclone Ditwah: 400 Indians evacuated from Colombo airport amid severe weather

At least 400 Indian nationals stranded at the Colombo airport following the extreme weather conditions in cyclone-hit Sri Lanka, were sent back home on Sunday.

Mathrubhumi English

Did India block Pakistan’s flight carrying aid to Sri Lanka? Officials clarify

Officials said Pakistan submitted an official request at around 1300 hours (Indian time) on Monday seeking overflight clearance to transport relief to Sri Lanka.